Brief introduction of Goldman Sachs Asia company

Goldman Sachs has established a very strong business network in China's stock and debt capital market, and played an active role in China's entry and participation in the international capital market. In the past ten years, Goldman Sachs has been playing a leading role in helping China companies sell overseas stocks. Among them, landmark transactions include: China Mobile's initial public offering of in 1997, raising 4 billion US dollars, making it one of the largest privatization projects in Asia (excluding Japan); In June, 2000, China Mobile conducted the subsequent stock issue (raising 6.9 billion US dollars) and convertible bond issue (raising 690 million US dollars). China Petroleum raised $2.9 billion in initial public offering in March 2000; In July 2002, Bank of China (HK) issued an initial public offering, raising 2.67 billion US dollars.

In terms of debt financing, Goldman Sachs took the lead in handling nearly 40 large-scale debt sales transactions in China. Goldman Sachs has served as a consultant and lead underwriter in China government's global large-scale bond sales for many times, and completed large-scale transactions amounting to $3 billion in 1998, 200 1 and 2003 respectively. 1993, Goldman Sachs took the lead in handling the first Yankee bond sale in China, and successfully raised $250 million for CITIC Group. Goldman Sachs is also very active in the secondary market of bond trading.

Like other parts of the world, Goldman Sachs is an ideal partner for high-growth enterprises in China. In addition to providing funds to these enterprises, Goldman Sachs also provides strategic consulting services and extensive business support to companies in its portfolio through its global network.